Post your COVID 19 memes

[Chris Lowe]

[TheBiscuits]

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[Athy]

1 hour ago, buccaneer66 said:

That's one of the best. Virtual greeno.

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[Athy]

7 hours ago, nbfiresprite said:

 

A very witty way of delivering a serious message. It should be on T.V.

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[matty40s]

[David Mack]

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[Hudds Lad]

[Chris Lowe]

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[ditchcrawler]

[Alan de Enfield]

2 minutes ago, ditchcrawler said:

 

 

 

Just a little prick !

[Ronaldo47]

That was how injections were often carried out before the 1960's! In 1957  I was clearing out some old papers in the desk of my new classroom and didn't notice the steel pen buried in the middle of them. Its rusty nib went under a finger nail and it got so infected that I had to go to the local hospital three days running for a painful course of penicyllin injections. There is a Norman Rockwell painting for a "Saturday Evening Post" cover entitled  "Before the Shot", made at about the same time,  showing a boy of about my age about to have an injection in this way. 

 

 https://images.app.goo.gl/bWRt4DKDDiaW5qD27

 

By 1965, such injections were made in the arm, but I didn't know that. It led to some embarrassment when I was a teenager and a similar thing happened to me with a splinter of wood when climbing onto the bsck of a lorry in my summer job. On being told by the young nurse that I needed an injection, I dropped my trousers. The nurse was was very understanding when I explained! 

Edited January 28, 2021 by Ronaldo47
Typos: link addrd

[Felshampo]

I had penicillin injections, which are a bit lumpy, in my thigh and glute when I was in hospital after an accident. I remember the nurse saying that a patient had refused and asked to have it in the arm and spent the rest of the day in agony. 

[Chris Lowe]

OK first one isn't Covid but I found it funny.

 

 

[Bacchus]